From Kitchen to Scalp: Cinnamon's Hair Growth Magic.

Are you tired of the endless cycle of purchasing new hair products only to be disappointed by their results? Perhaps you've checked for oils and shampoos or even sought advice from friends, all in pursuit of thicker, fuller hair, but nothing seems to do the trick. Well, what if we tell you that there's a simple household remedy that might just be the solution you've been searching for? 

 Introducing Cinnamon: Your Hair's New BFF – That humble spice is found in practically every Indian kitchen. It's been lending its warmth and flavor to our dishes for generations, but did you know it could also hold the key to unlocking long, healthier hair? Yes, you read that right! In addition to adding a delightful aroma and taste to your culinary creations, cinnamon also has a truckload of benefits for your hair. 

 In this blog, we're diving deep into the wonders of cinnamon and its ability to promote hair growth. From stimulating follicles to nourishing your scalp, prepare to add some spice to your hair care regimen and discover the cinnamon secret to getting those gorgeous locks you’ve always dreamed of! 

Unveiling the Spice: All About Cinnamon! 

The bark of many species of the evergreen trees of the Cinnamomum genus, which are members of the laurel family, is the source of cinnamon, an ancient spice. Its four main species are: 

• Cinnamomum cassia - one of those ingredients that can be easily found in every kitchen household. Southern China is the native country for its production. 
• Cinnamomum verum - Sri Lanka wins the title of "true cinnamon" because it originates primarily there. It is hugely known for its aroma, lighter color, and sweetness. 
• Cinnamomum burmannii – Indonesian cinnamon is the name that always comes up right after this. It usually tastes good as compared to the other cinnamons. 
• Cinnamomum loureiroi - Vietnamese cinnamon, or Cinnamomum loureiroi, is generally thought to have a stronger flavor. 

 These were the top four main species of cinnamon. We'll now discuss the benefits of cinnamon for the health of the scalp, including how it stimulates hair follicles, reduces inflammation, and promotes thickness and general hair development. 

  1  Stimulate those follicles. 

• Cinnamon gets your blood flowing to your scalp, bringing lots of good stuff to your hair roots. This can help your hair grow faster and healthier! 
• There's something called procyanidin in cinnamon that encourages your hair roots to grow quicker. 
• Then there's cinnamaldehyde, which helps your blood move better, giving your hair roots the green light to grow. 

   2 Anti-microbial properties. 

• The natural antibacterial properties of cinnamon act as a barrier against dandruff and scalp infections. 
• Cinnamon creates an environment that is helpful to the growth of stronger hair follicles by eliminating harmful bacteria from your scalp. 

    3 Scalp Salvation: Oil balance and beyond. 

• Regular usage of cinnamon will help maintain scalp health. 
• It balances oil production and reduces itchiness and flakiness. 
• To preserve the general health of hair and encourage ideal hair development, a healthy scalp is essential. 

    4 Battle dandruff like a warrior. 

• The antifungal qualities of cinnamon fight fungi, including Malassezia, which causes dandruff. 
• The presence of naturally occurring antioxidants called polyphenols helps treat scalp infections as they have antibacterial and antioxidant qualities. 

These are the benefits that we get from including cinnamon in our hair care regime. We know you are surprised to think how being a normal kitchen ingredient solves almost every hair issue that we have. Your question is, How should you use cinnamon?

 How to Cinnamon-Fy Your hair care routine. 

• Mix 5 drops of soulflower cinnamon essential oil with 1 tablespoon of any soulflower carrier oil before applying it to the hair. 
• Massage gently. 

  Handle with Care: Precautions and Tips. 

   1  Patch Test: 

• This is crucial! Cinnamon, especially in concentrated forms like oil, can irritate a sensitive scalp. 
• Always do a patch test before applying any cinnamon concoction directly to your scalp. 
• Apply a small amount of your cinnamon mixture behind your ear and wait 24-48 hours. 
• If you experience any redness, itching, or burning, discontinue it. 

    2  Sensitive Scalp: 

• If you have a sensitive scalp, it's best to avoid using cinnamon altogether or use it very carefully. 
• Consider diluting it heavily with a carrier oil like olive oil or jojoba oil. 
  
  

The Final Word: Embrace the Cinnamon Revolution! 

This is it, people. This comes to the end of this blog. In the world of hair care, where promises often fall short, cinnamon emerges as a simple yet powerful solution for healthier, fuller hair. Its ability to stimulate follicles, fight scalp infections, and nourish the scalp makes it a true hero in the race for vibrant locks. Soulflower’s cinnamon essential oil is certainly worth buying if you are looking for a natural and efficient way to take care of your hair. By incorporating cinnamon essential oil into your routine with caution and care, you can unlock the secret to the gorgeous, resilient hair you’ve always dreamt of. So, why wait? Spice up your hair care regimen with Soulflower cinnamon essential oil and let your hair shine!